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Excursion,

Gculey's excursion to Mauck Chunk
and up the Switchbnck over the viii.
minatcn and Northern railroad on
Thursday, October 6 Tickets, Sa25;
child rem from 6 to IL years, Sl.l6
douley's excursion up the Sw itch back
on october Ia tho only one he bias apy
thing to do with this year to the Switci :
back.
GouleY's excursion to Washineton
on Thursday, September 90, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
InaucemeDt to Em,gra,ts.

The Southern Pacific Railway Com
pany will, 1t is stated, shortly forward a
proposition TO its EastsGn CONNECTIONS
offering to carry emigrants from Chicopo
to san Francisco on the basis OF Sl5 ior
through rates, provided the Eastern lines
VIII accept a pro rata proportion of the
through rate. The declared object is 10
give rate which will induce emigrlrts
TO journey to the Pacif2 coast.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Sale of HGrsss'

A II. Tyson will hava . y
at Chester, Pa, to'moITc"
afternoon. In the LOT SIC !
fine trotters that pronise p ]
1. Any one wanting a o1 \
that can trot her mile IN : 4
horse that can pace the ssIs
the same time will 90 wei
the sale. There are seVe'al
able carriage and drait ccis1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
To lOntraCiOIs

Proposals are invite!
and Sewer Depsrtmsa,
Front street from the eaa'
son street to the west s.la|
street. Cor the purpose CT p
for excavating building va
lug bricks In about 40 "a
run sewer, and laying q u
West Eighth street. : las
cations can be seen Of TIE \
and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
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a SLOW GfealIer

There is faid to be l.,.i2'l
Navy Department oy'r * =
of the United States s'ell
toward Alaska. She sa:.tlss
ago from Portsmout@ az
heard from was at C@..IJt
considered doubtful j. s-s
Alassa, where she Is & .sls
ing the sealerles, beio-e :.
In.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
BuY a HnuEA

Clark 81 McLear, 7l8 Market street.
advertise In our columns to day calling
Mcention to the fact that by the pay
lnent OF no greater sum than an average
rent person may become the owner Of
house. They ask why, under such
clrca stano- q, so many persons should
col tiiue 10 pay rent year after year?
d question well worth pondsring.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
NnnnnInorY EducatIan

An effort is being made In Tolono,
Illinois, TO en- force the State law max
ing education compulsory. "Boyi
found On the streets during schoo
hours are promptly artested withou
warrants and locked up In the Gala.
boose unless they can satisfactorily ex
plain their absence from school,"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
rn ha ABLY pe.endeo

The following brlllian' s.si NJ
talent has been engage " S5sns N
policy writers and thsi; ;cdryt:' It'd
lend them before the CSs q h
G sorge G. Gray, Hon; oo;,iL9, u q d
o. Bird, Anthony EiEtlL4 X
rad, Johns?n IS Hayes ~
acr, E qs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Sale Of KeA! III

Samuel W. and j Ali1
ley, execntors, wi. se.
Friday, the 23rd ins.aG !
OF Brandywine mas 4
Seventh street; sl,o q ..
sixty.eight feet, OF tire caf
enth and LON bard s:lee.s
lot Of sixty feet fcu: "a
Twelfth street near L9m5a
They will alto Sc. o.
oath instant, q farm c. ~
Porter's Station, PeIcais
with farm house, teIAa:
and other necessary o-lt1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Proposals VI anl

Joseph l.. Carpen;s:, J :.
proposals up to 7.30 +. L.
excavating, building wal
bricks In about 4CU ieel .aI
sewer, and laying q d:a..
Eighth street.
Mr.. Carpenter wi, ssj
possls up to Thurs,ioy ev.l
Inst, for grading F;cst ID
east side Of Jackson &c 10
Justlson, and froEi .t4;i
from Front street tc tie
Chestnut street, fos l. j. 2 i
ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Tent nj eeuDs

The Heavenly Eec!a:.' v,'
ings, on Walnut above 81
Rev. K. Hershey will p:e2-a
ing at z 46. He is q rs'a,naJ y
AIRY from among the lncls1
Fallenbee, the Californ-a I'a ~
er, will preach to.mofEo~ -, =,
evenings. Meeting 70 NV, :,
O'Clock. Meetings eVs:!
7.45. All welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Bitten by n IlOr

The 2.year old son of james Hanna,
who occnpies farm ehort distance
east OF Newport. Was badly bitten by q
c1ach Dog, few days ngo, on the head
ana neck. DR.. / Id. Finn was called
IL and dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
"TOcgh and Funny"

Rev. e. j., Hubbard will deliver a
lecture at Mt Salem M II. Church, on
Ftiday evening next, 16in iostaut, at
% O'Clock. SUBJECT, Some OF the
toaRh and funny In The experiences of
tho early itiLerautsn
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
For philadelphia.

The Baltimope and Philadelphia Rail.
road Com pany has made arrangements ts
to accom- modste our citizens who may
wish to visit Philadelphia. Extra cars
have been placed on the route. and ex
ira care Will be taken to make the trip
eafely and ex xpeditiously.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Sale of cattle ut Hare

John d Perdue will ss!;
oxen, several bulls and . . W
stock for feeders at Hsres 'ro'
morrow (Thursdsy) a.sIa1
menolng at l o'clock a. a.? !, 1
log to pn, ch sse at a oar5A.n !
fail TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
A Question of Law.

Had the Philadelphia detectives q
legal right to burst In the door OF the
room in which Messrs. Stroud and File
were sitting In the Plunkett building
on Tuesday noon, AID then force open
the safe and take the contents out of
semt?
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Fred. Grant to be Nominated,

The delegates to the New York Re.
publican State Convention began TO or
rive ut Saratoga yeste rdsy. 1t seems
to be- determ n.d that Fred. Grant shall
be nominated for Secretary of State and
Mr. Carmichael Of Buffalo, fer State
TTeAsurer,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
sale OF Suck

Proud & Messick " 4
largest sales Of s,CcE a u
Monday, the 18th iEg.a.
taken place in thai .lxll
be hfty fresh cow,, thi,.7
shoats, and severa. b.
rer will be proyite. o. Il
the farmers genera..y s1
partake Of the sane.
Cooley Il Bsldw'c ". i
OF cows at Booths Cl:a|
county, Pa, on Mo=t47I
slant. They are nC.eG
good cows, and the tl.zsr
part Of Brsndywiae 4 1
not fall to attend II they VI
tsh their herds.
A. II. Tyson vii Lsve d
at Villsge Green on tha 4
rs 5tidham is goinG az -e
few New Castle coca's 4
with him fZr compa,ys ID
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Grand OneniEg'

a grard opening VII ie Il
washlnctcn House, f'lw ~
and Washington street. " n
even ing. All frierds :, a. ~ 81
generally are invited I ~ .sn
and Elward Il. Corsor' 0'oE
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Tho nXyino Koomi, RslI.

The Governor Of Georgia ON Tuesday
signed the swine Room" bill, which
imposes O tax OF $4,000 on all wine
rooms, thus legislatinR them out OF ex
istencc. The rooms weie permitted
under the local option law.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
COOL AGAIN.

We mentioned this several
days ago. We cautioned you
against depending on your sum.
mer clothing any longer. Your
health demands of you that you
get ready for cool nights, and
our stock OF Fall Overcoats and
Winter Clothing can't be sur
passed, either in style, quality
or fit; as to price we know it is
10 per cent. lower than they can
be bought for elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
A Delaware Conn,

"e'e ohesttr hepublical
William Matthews I'll
ware Comfy, son o, e- sI
Matthews, has besur p-o,
absolute divorce iron M
com mon pleas cou,. al
correspondent IN the fg,s
lott, q Young mar VII
matthews' house. y, 4
bean absent seve,a. tay. 4
trip. On his return d md
from q nurse girl II a.s q,
timony upon which t-- 4
ings have been beguz. 4
has gone to the hons Ct q
adjoining township. 81,
Sharpless, and as r..
and Matthews fsia...ts
Rnown al over the : .G.-.
ware County, Ike aeu,
qnite a tetsa sa'ion aa1I
country folks Of As:ca ~
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
HhR W&Ass,Ap. .

Tomorrow promises TO be clearing
and rather cooler. Friday fair, and
with q slight fall Of tenn perature.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
THE NEW STORE

Is booming and having a pic
mic just now waiting on people.
Everybody is finding out that
they are saving money by buy
ing OF US. Our expenses are
light ard we can afford to sell
cheap. Make no mistake, but
come where you can buy relia-
bic goods and save money. We
are determined to have our share
OF The trade in boots and shoes
IN this city and surrounding
country, if fair, squaGe dealing
will get it.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
IJUBLlO SALk

ENXEOUTpRS' SALE OF REAL ES-
IL tate. WIN be sold at public sac,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2ith DAYsOF SEPT. A. D., 1877,
at2 O'Clock q. IT,,
On the premists, in Penclder Hd., Now
Castle County. aid state OF Delaware, the
following described real esta.e, 10 wi:
eii thatfarm or tract OF land on the PR
ter's M Ill Read, leading frt III toe S'ate n oad
10 the New Castle and FrenchtoWn turn.
pi9e near Porter's Station, on tho Delaware
adjoining lands OF WIN. W. Stewards
hhi y. j. ID. litter, Thomas Poole, and land
late OF h1beri X. Robinson, deceased, con.
tanning 2Io acres, more or less, with farm
house, tenalt house, barn aid other out
buildings Mrs. MargarGtta auadIey, ton
ant Terms ut sale
SAM UEL ". McCAULLEY,
j. lGUSlUS McOAuLLEA.
txsculors, No. ote11a Eisrket st,
iA4-'s wilmington, VI Del.
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E'XECUToRs' SALE OF REAL Es.

V.AECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES.
IL TATE.
VIII be sold at ruhlic sale Mt the Court
House, in the city OF " Wilmington,
On FRIDAY, the sh CAV of SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 'Ss7, at O'Clock y. M, th- follow In z
described real estate, situate In the said city OF
Wilmington:
No. !. Sixteen acres of Brandywine m marsh
with n frame house and frame harm thereon, he
tween the Christihna and kranhywinc cree Is
| foot OF seventh street. VIII be sold in lots
from J. , to q acres.
No.2. A lot Of land north west corner of
Eleventh aud Lombard streets, fronting Al
| feet on lcvrnth street and IS feet on lnm-
| bard street to a i-fOOt alley. Will bu boid in
| lots.
| Nc. A lot of land. south side Of Twelfth
| street 63 feet, inchts west of Lombard street.
having front of 90 fee . I ircAu, on Twel iih
| street, and depth of6s feet to Il 4 feet wide
| alley. VIII be sold in lots.
| Tcrms AT sale.
| See plots at the Ofrc OF
| SAMuFL W. MCCAIILri , y-.,.,..
| j. AUGUSTUS McCAILLlN ( 'N''"'"'' -
| No, 60 MsrHet street.
| sli-ts " mtnEOH, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

DUBLlO SALE OF UUWS-Wl l. BE
l. sold at puDjic sale, al Village Green,
Delaware Uoun!y, Pa, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1887,
l.3O o'clock. p. M,
rs head OF fresh cows, forward Gprirg. es-Yx9
ers and feeders. Also 2 young stccg ENsg
Dallf. Ihis viii 10 a Carefully selected I0t Of
hAlhf COeS from Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania.
The train which leaves Wilmington at
10. 20 will arrive at Linwood IN :ine Tor hack
for sale.
Two and four months credit.
A. II. TYSON
l.. W. Stidha A. Son. Aucts siI dSv
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

w WANTED - BOARDERS AT THE
w southwest corner Of seventh aud King
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
" general housework, at 75 1atnsll
street. sl4-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
OFFlCE OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

AIOflCE-phE MEMBEk5 OF H.AR.
~ dyHire Il: dye, no. Is, /. q. %. T., OF
ntla~a'e, are respectfully inTi.ed TO attend
Attn, al T30 O'clock as bus.n.ss OF tmDcrt
anee Will Inc before the LCdKe. Ry order
OF tho Lodge. JUAN LONG, Sec. II
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

Oar--A HEAD-LATCH KEY, IN &C.
~ ing from Tth and Madison to 7th and
MafSet, down N Market to 2Dd and down to
hlnB st.eet. Tue tnde er will confer a favor
ny leaving the same ut this ot1ce, lts
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srs4tss, burns, bruises and scslds arc
each healed by st. jacobs OIL. Fifty
cents.
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ULE1e :4.l5astsellIQe'Irer,
WIIl;I:LISG, ", VA, JANUARY q, 1887.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Fop MAYon-D. II. D JvESER. Nv
Fun CRY ULtRK-fEAEk ". BOWERS
FOX Cry eEt0yASr-TlloMAsD D. BENNETT.
FOX WIArr MAsrEg-ilENRY sEAN0S.
whipping In yor camden.


Tho InsgLLlGENcEn regrets greatly thst
Tia modest suggestions concerning the e!ec'
ton OF eucceseor to Senator Camden
have made some Democrats uncomtorta'
Bile. II is even said that these suggeasiona
are ilnpertinen!, since they relate to a
matter CT which the Democracy 0! West
Virginia alone haB the disposing. But
the election OF a United States Senator In.
tarea;s all tho people Of tho State, and
up,u thin queGtion sll tho members Of the
Legislature vote. Ii the view Of the com
plsnants were good, only those Legislators
who nro OF tho majority party would bt
allowed to vote, and this voting force
might DO further reduced by continuing
tho ballo. to thosc Democrats who fayo1
Mr.. Camden.
Mr.. Camdon himself does not take thif
narrow view OF the situation. Ha wout
bs the last man to urge that the election
OF y United States Senator at-this time Il
exclusively Democratic affair. For Mr.
Clmdon, aided by loyal, capable aud &C
two f.iends, 10 beating tho bush for Re
publican votes 10 save him from the wrath
OF Ills own party. Unless he can occur.
Republican votes, and a Ecoro or so O.
them, his cake is all dough. ~ ~
Wheu the CAnJon man BAY that theil
5 chieta election 10 assured beyond doubt
they mean that thry think they know
where 10 lay their hands on enough IA
puolicaps to mako up for the Democratic
bolt. Ia the Judgment Of the INrgLL.GES
GER IN awakening is in store for the Cam.
den men, but that they ara not only will
in, to accept Republican aid, but reach
ing out for it with desperate determine.
Ion, is rs true CO that Mr.. Camden now
sits in the Senate. .-..
II that ia not m unholy alliance which
Senator Camden seeks 20 make with Re.
publican, ioT his election, how much
more frightiui is 1t for Republicans to
unita with Democrats TO elect q Democrat
who would 20 to toe Senate to serye the
people itst ,ad Of going there to eerye Ger.
tsin exclusive corporate interests and to
perfect his pereonsl political machine?
Don't you gee, gentlemen, the thing isn't
one.sided. Furthermore it ja as plain as
day that when Mr.. Camden began to trest
for Rspubiicon alliance no abyolve,i
Democrats from any supposed party Gllc.
glance which bound them to the wheel OF
the Democratic cRTcus. fs5g
Tha lNrELLlGEScgE would be glad to
please all OF i.s Democratic friends; would
be glad to do n good turn for Senator
Camden in any proper way, and by no
means zelinquiahes its friendly interest in
him because it is unwillingto help him to
get back to tho United States Senate. The
duty OF the hour lies in another direction,
and this is thu duty which the 1NTELL1-
GgscER must persistently endeavor to do.
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BREAKFAsT BUDGET,

The next Connecticut Legislature will
contain ll9 farmers.
Mormon eldors nre making many con.
verls in Eastern Mississippi.
Tho Nashville Union givcu each sub.
scriber M accidental insurance policy.
In Palestine there Is a salt mountain GOO
feet high. 1t Is owned by the Govern.
ment. @aa-
For more than one.half a century, from
103G-lG03, Harvard Was the only college
in America. tE5...
A New Haven, Conn, man has brought
suit for 81, 900 damages against widow
who Tilted him.
A Rutland IVY young man went into
a drug s!ore tho other day and told the
clerk no wanted some rock and rye with.
out any rock.
A Grand Army Post at LaHarpe, H.,
owns An aero OF timber land from which
It's members furnish the aoldiers' widowe
Of that vicinity With Arewood in casea Of
need. M Nlo h
It is proposed In New York to lay pipes
for galt water through the city to run Gle
vasors, put out fires, and no on. 1t would
effect a great saving Of the fresh Crolor
water. ts4-. .E
The North Star Toboggan Club, Of Crane
Forks, OAK, claim 10 have tho longesI
artificial slidc in the world. The treatlt
is 900 feet long with fall Of twenty feel
In 100 Tor the first 800 feet.
AT q Hoosier reunion in Kansas tho fol
lowing was unanimously adopted. IRE
solsea, that Indiana is a great Slate; tha
We will never 30 back on her. and also
that we will never 60 back 10 her."
a new discovery ia that, by the simple
use OF cltric acid or oltra,lo Of sllver, set
water maybe mado drinkable. By THU
means chloride Of silver 10 precipita,ed
and q harmless mineral water is produced
An ounce Of citrate makes q half pint o
water dsinkable. w.,l..t
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Pittsburgh Commercial Ga:e.te. s..o

Pittsburgh Commercial Gd:ette. .s... .t-u.r-5 t-.
The decision OF tho Supreme Court Of.
frniug the Judgment OF tho Court oil
Common Pleas Of Allegheny county in
tho natural gas cases Is, in effect, a broad
declaration OF the right to free competi.
ton in the supply OF natural gas. That is
to say, any corporation having the requi-
site facilities for furnishing natural gas to
consumers within q borough or city may
do 80 without being subjected to multi
plicity OF regulations or conditions i'm
posed by ordinance. Having a charter
from the State to sell tho new fuel, it is
the duty Of municipalities to grant the
use OF the streets without inQuirinc too
closely into the means OF safety, or exact
ing conditions which may seemingly give
an advantage to one company over an
other. ~ 'r4
The Peoples Company, 1t will be recol-
lccted, refused TO accept certain conditions
imposed by ordinance, and insisted upon
Councila granting them the right Of way
to enter upon the streets without the OBJ
jectionable restrictions, This was denied,
and tho company procured an Injunction
to prevent the city authorities from inter-
feriag with them in the laying OF pipes
under certain streets. The lower court
granted the injunction. Subsequently tho
case went to Master under an amended
bill III which the company asked the
court to declare certain restrictive sections
Of the city ordinances null and void, and
the result was q judgment favorable 10 the
company. Still another suit was brought
by 4 citizen to restrain the gas company
from entering upon that portion of tho
street in front OF his property without first
having he'd the authority Of the city to
do 80. }-as.' lit5 'Iar
Tbene several cults have been decided
against the city by the highcat judicial
authority in tho State, it follows That
Councils, in imposing conditions for the
laying Of natural gss lines, must be care
full to avoid any appearance OF discrimina.
ton or favoritsim, and must not under.
take to decide what ia and what is not
necessary for the public safety or tho in.
terests OF the city. The logico the dccs.
ion is that natural gas, like coal, coke or
any other commodity OF universal use,
must be Afforded unrestricted access to
consumers, leaving all responsibility for
damages to lie and properly to be deter
mined by the courts in the ordinary way.
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DIED.

CALDWELL On Tucsday, January 4, 1887, ut I
o'clock A. NJ. suaAS CALDWELL, aged n years
Funeral fIom the residence Of her son, Il. r. Cald
well, No. II Sixteenth st;ec:, Thursday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock, lntetment private.
RUitf.--6n Tuesday, january 1. 1857, Il. iG:a
oclncs !. ", NJ her late residence, No. II;
Fifteenth stfcet, ara. II. RUIZ, uged 70 ycsrs.
Funeral on Thursday morning from the reIdtnct
of her sou.!m law, b. Yahn, leo Fifteenth street
ut $50 O'Clock. Iuterment at Mt. Calvary Gem
elery. Friends ol tho family arc invited to at
TENT lei.
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All the Year Round.

K)Sl0N KtcofI. 4 Y q : TT--T0I I----I- ~ Z
An estimable old sheep-raiser Of Yer.
mont, though church member and a
deacon, was sadly addicted to the ardent.
lie WAS induced by tho reform committee
Of the church to take the abstainipg
pledge, subject only 70 the sheep. waships
periods, during which tesking times il
was deemed essential 10 allow some slim
ulant. But matters did not seem 10 mend
with the worthy deacon very much, and
the committee paid another demonstrating
visit after a while, when they found him
in wocful state Of intoxication. "You
see that ERE sheep?" no asked. pointing
to dejccted-looking Cotswold; 'thst's
(h!c) the clesnest eheep in Vermont; wash
him eyory fifteen minutes" .gss'
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Valuable Farm For Sale.


offer for sale the Farm owned By the lats
Daniel Peck fituated IN htchlaut township. Bel
mont county, Ohio, on the National road. one and
halt miles Yves. OF st Clsirsyille The farm contain,
wa,ered; In a eoo1 state Of cultivation. There
100 acres cleared land. the balance umbnr: abou,
10 acres III grass. On the farm n,e comfortable
dwelling h0uge, A good stable and wagon shed, and
other necessary 0uthui dingS MI apple orchard oil
about four acIes-trecs OF good size and variety.
Thelc Is also vineyard OF 1S5 grape vines consist.
Is a numbe; Of other fruit trees peaches. plums,
cherries, &c. TIE fn'l Is III au excellent neigh.
borhood convenient TO schools; and. lota cd as II
Is, on the National road. will make very dcsira.
bio and pleasant home for family. Terms OF sale
Will be made iocs 1nRble. For further particulars
or Information concerning the property, call on or
address the undersigned. st. Clairsvllle. Ohio.
t2E on 4,sS OLIVIA PECK,
90 Fxcc trIr OF Daniel Peck, deceased,
or 10 c. A. SClIAEEER & CO..
la6 Real E.tate Agent. Wheeling. ". Va.
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when tboy put him IN Tthe ground"
"They only put the tired, click part OF him
IN tho ground dear. His soul went up to
Heaven" "Yes'm," doubtfully; and
then, after ecrioua thought, "Grandmn.
do Won s'pose he'll make q whole angel2''
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House aud Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for busi.
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. 5".ttL1 f4ltsos F' i! I-9A.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLEY 4 W.B. BowRRs.
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Shortly alter General Grants death a
bright little boy in Bangor, Me-, had the
following. conversation with his grand.
mother: "Grandms, did General Grant
go to Heayen7" why, yes, DEAR" said
grandma. "Buk grandma, how could ho
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SPECIAL NOTES.
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will euro you, FREE OF, CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
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